Master Git & GitHub | Part 2 | Fundamentals

Instructor in this video: Harsh Sharma

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[TagdaCoder]

Summary of this Video ;
git reset --soft HEAD~1
=> Move the HEAD pointer to the previous commit, keep the changes staged.

git reset --mixed HEAD~1
=> Move the HEAD pointer to the previous commit and unstages the changes but keep changes in working directory.

git reset --hard HEAD~1
=> Move the HEAD pointer to the previous commit and discard the changes completely in staging area and working directory.


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[abishpradhan]

Part -2 complete not skipped on single minutes. Love the playlist

[raghavmanish]

go with this video guys ....it's just simple and he cover only that things which we will use in our daily project work,

[uniquetrends]

u nailed it sir and your voice mashallah love it

[raghavmanish]

thanku harsh sir ....now i have complete the second video on the same day of first video again sir

[yubrajkhatri]

ye wala session maja aaya har bnda code push krna hi sikha rha tha hats off

[talhaanwar]

In the context of GitHub and version control systems, CRLF and LF refer to different types of line endings used in text files:

CRLF: Stands for Carriage Return (CR, \r) followed by a Line Feed (LF, \n). This is the line ending sequence used by Windows. It’s essentially telling the text editor to return to the start of the line (CR) and then move down to the next line (LF).
LF: Stands for Line Feed (\n), which is the line ending sequence used by Unix-based systems like Linux and macOS. It simply moves the cursor down to the next line.
When collaborating on code that will be used across different operating systems, inconsistent line endings can cause issues. For example, if a file with CRLF line endings from a Windows system is pushed to a repository, and a Linux user pulls the file, their editor might display the CR characters as extra characters at the end of each line, or it might not interpret the line breaks correctly.

To prevent these issues, Git can be configured to automatically convert CRLF to LF when committing code, and vice versa when checking out code. This ensures that the repository maintains a consistent line ending style, while developers can work with their native line endings locally.

GitHub recommends setting up a .gitattributes file in your repository to manage line endings. This file allows you to define rules for how Git should handle line endings for different files, ensuring consistency across all contributors’ environments1.

You can also use the git config command to set the core.autocrlf option, which controls how Git converts line endings:

git config --global core.autocrlf true: On Windows, this converts LF to CRLF when checking out code and CRLF to LF when committing.
git config --global core.autocrlf input: On Unix-based systems, this ensures that line endings are LF on commit and does not convert them on checkout.
git config --global core.autocrlf false: This disables automatic conversion, preserving line endings as-is.
These settings help maintain consistency and prevent issues related to line endings when multiple collaborators are working on a project using different operating systems

[D-kq]

smooth!!!! things what we actually need in Rl

[hussainabbas]

How do i go forward after going backwards a few too many steps?

[MohammadRamzan-jmgb]

Very big fan of Harsh Bhaiya and Akarsh Bhaiya

[bhaskarartwork]

Sir ye understandable ke liye to samaj aya bahut jyada

But akdom real project Mein kese use karna hain sir... Ak bar batayiyega next video main please 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻
🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

[codezaura]

😎 Proud to be a part of Backend Series by Harsh Bhaiya❤

[abhinav]

Part-2 completed also we can use git lens extension for tracking the version and to get back to previous we can also use this cmd - git checkout id of the commited file instead of git reset cmd

[raza_dev]

Mashallah boht acha samjhaya, Thanks ❤
Jb git log --oneline chalatay hain toh all commit ki ID milti ha. Hum kese kisi particulay commit ki tarha ka code kr saktay hain ID ko use kr k.
Matlab k is particulay commit pr kese ja saktay hain ID ko use kr k ❓❓❔❔

[Motivate-x-yourself]

asay krnay say toh hum "git reset --hard HEAD~2" apny code kay 2 version peechay jatay hain agr ye krnay kay baad hum apnay code kay uss verison mein janna chahay jo hum nay delete kr diya hai toh uss kay?

[YogeshMore-vvef]

Sheryians ko bhi ab samajh aya hai short vdos pr regular upload se reach badhti hai. Warna CWH ko mock chl rha tha ki 10 min mein thodi concept padhaya jata. Deep mein Jane ke liye long form jaruri hai pr growth short form mein jyada hai, nahin? Anyway I'm still a big fan of harsh sir ❤

[syedusmankhalid]

Sir bohat achi video lagti hy apki apny teaching kaha say sehki aur bohat mazay may samj lag jata hay sab kuch. Love from Pakistan.

[armoury..handla.]

Its a very good thing that you upload videos on regular ba

[rajaryan]

Bhaiya backend series mai real world projects add kar do na project based learning k liye.

[AdilAli-mtlm]

this is the best video every I seen on youtube